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N-MORROW EVENING, Jan. 1 9 , 13t°, Will be performed a Comedy, called' - KING LEAR. . - King Lear, Mr.-KEMBLE ; Kent, Mr. CRESWELL ; Edgar, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; • , ' -Goneril, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; Regan. Mrs. ST-. LEGER ; Cordelia, Miss BR I STO W. ( 1" Which will be pertermed , jaarl tithe) a new Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; • Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; lii Timothy Chalkstone, Mr. T I3LAN CHARD ; - Sir Marmaduke Rupee, M r.' RID GWAY ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS; Fairy of the Well, Miss M. BRISTOW ; The Fairy Dew Drop, Miss WO RGNIAN. f oxes7a. Second Price 3,. dd.— Pit 3 5 66. Second Price : r Callery 25. Second Price is.----Upper Gallery is. fe Doors will be opened at,Halt past Five, and the Play !,,; at Hall past Six 'ile new Pa n tomime', called Harliquin Pedlar. or, The 111 ted Well, will be repeated every Evening till thriller 0 ' , 2 1 tu Saturday. The Merchant Of VeniCe.'—n Monday, motet, Prince of Deninar k.;--O O n . -Tuesday, The Conscious „ v ers.—On Wednesday,, The Revenge ''new DraMa,.in Three Atts, interspersed With.Musie, l ad The Free Knights ; or, The Edict of Charlinnague, is rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. . ice LYCEUM THEATRE. U lla _ --- ivrthe Special Licenseot the LORD CHA M BE WLAI 4 anfed fo the pr esent Season to the joint application of . Ija. Majestiesall arties . p s n e n r c v i ,a pa n l t l s y , in fo te r r n es i t i e n d g . .1:HIS the COM, P 1 'NY of the late MAURY LANE THEATRE, mil PRESENT EVENING, lanuary 18, au), rs'itvin (ad time) the revived Comedy, called , THE CONFEDERACY. . Gripe, Mr. MA,THEWS; Money-Trap, Mr. pow TON Brass, Mr. MELVIN -, Ct:.rissa, Miss DUNCAN ; Araminta, Miss BOYCE ; Corinna, Mrs. EDWIN Elippanta, Mrs. (URGE R. - Ar t tr which (21st time) the celebrated Pantomimic Fairy Tale, called' ' • CINDERELLA;. Or, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. IMMORTALS. Cupid, Master LAP RENT ; • Hymen, Mas*WEsT-; Venus, Mrs. MOUNTAIN Nymph, Mrs. BLAND. MORA' ALs:' The Prince, - Mr. ROBERT ; Pedro/Mr. LAURENT Lthe Sisters; Mrs. S . corr and Mrs. CH ATTERLEY . ; , . Cinderella, - Miss .K. E L LY. 1 0 xesbs. Second Price 35.—P --- it 3s. 6d. SeconcrPrice 23. Papery Zs. Second Price ti.—Upper Gallery is. Second 'Le L 6d." '' •• ' • wboxes a nd places to-be tAkea of Mr. Spring, in the Box ee;. at the Strand .entrance ; of Whom ma y also be had ivate 'luxes nightly. :rhe.DOors to be opened at Valfpast Five, and the Per. '..,9 1 4nce to begin at Hail past Six., , lie rintOilliinic miry rate oT Cinderella, or, The - Little lass slipper, will be repeated every Evening till further tic e . .10,-morrom, the Comic Opera of. The Cabine t . —On Sa. N,Y. Ways and Means, and Honest Thieves.--On Mon ,i4Y, Uti All Night ; or, The Smugglers' Cave. — On Tues . "9 wit be revived, the Comedy of The Hypocrite. .........................- 4 • 1 7 Fourth Night of a New Comic Bulletin; and, by 'de al% of many families who have been disappointed of daces, Harlequin Exile will be continued tikreit Nights ftger • aVILION THEATRE, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. ltablished by Authority, and Licensed by the. Right Hon • the LO RD C HA MBE R LM N. THIS EVENING i stli, Friday igtlx, and Satur day uth January, will be aaed (4tn time), a New Burletia, called , HE WOULD BE A PLAYER; Or, THE STAGE STRUCK BUTLER. Toth time, a new. Grand Serio-Comic Indian Spectacle, with picturesque Scenery, &c. called s ZAMBO AND CADJOB; Or, THE TLY.RIFIC BROTHERS. ' i lheintervals of the Stage Entertainments, extraordinary . • lickitesirian. To conclude with, ixisitively for the last week, HARLEQUIN EXILE. . . 'r.. - fkxes .4s. l'it 2S. ,c , illlery . is. V"OOTS open at halt past Five, and begin At half past Silt Ittliely. Second Price at halt pabr Eight. 1,,_ laces takcii at the Pavilion Box-ollice,from Ten till we e , • , o Llock. , .„ . . l'i l '• l3 . Equestrian Tuition by' able M astery , from Ten till , t ee o'clock . . , . ;N o n Monday next will be produced, an entire new Panto . Ulie i with extensive Mechanical Changes, &c: called the "•(;ikey ; or Harlequin Spendttrrift. ..._ /V I ' No. u 3, ROYAL EXCHANGE., ESSRS. HAZARD; BURNE , and Co. Stock -11 C , Brokers, London, respectfully inform the l'-üblic, that, TIKETS and SHAKES for•rhe present STATE LOT 14`•kY , which-is on the same new and, improved Plan as the k )4 l , consisting of only 5,000 Numbers, are on. Sale at their ' l ice as above. . . The, SC,HEME -.contains . . 4 - - - - Prizes of - ,-• . - £20,000 4 - - - - - - of -.- - - - - 5000 1n., 1 a - o f ---- - 1,000 , end zo i 1.,_ of - - • jo• ° .A . • ail di-awo in ONE DAY, 'the Li.th of F,EBR U A RY, ._ .. ~ v . tato. Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Shernes gratis. i tii )l ( l 9:s by Pot, Ceach,,or Carrier, accompanied with Re. talier, pundually attended to. PAID ON DEMAND, „„ ...lute ..'' .. .. Ziootio 133 - - i':•294 .. - . 2c,000 €,S3 I -- - ! °1 544 - . - • zo,oo o . 8, 7 16 - - - k, 49.544 - - - . 20,000' t 9,570 - - ' x ,2 79 - - - io,ooo l 17,„127 - - - .„ Besides Prizes of 2,0001.• .1 . ,e001. 50,01... &c 4 his grand LiSt of Capital Prizes were sold in -Shares, in t last and thtie preceding Lotteries, at the oldest lilished tote LOttery . Offices, 26, Cornhill, and• St. Margate:.'s Hill, Crough, of HORN SlO/ and Co. who were also the first to 4 1 two Prizes of 30,0001. • . .11 ORNSBY and Co.,respecEtfully. solicit the fa- Yours of the Public in the NEW STATE LOT L e E RV, which abounds with Capital Chance; they also 44 leave to assure their - Friends, that they:will use'their t endeavours to procure Prizes worthy their p osse s sing. ii, T ICKLTS and SHARES are selling at the lowes t . Prices, i',' übe all o r d er , by %t Post or Carrier executed to any part I the_ . ~.....1 on th e satin! terns as 1, pr;;ent. t it ti - 4 1 T. be Drawn in ONE DAY, H oft FEllitU A RY )41 ) ". TWO, three, and lour Tickets the same Number lA i l. b ,, t ,_ ll ad, so that 40,0001, 60,0001. 9r L,occil. can be 0b ....0y On. o Adventure. . .. . 4:t0,00P 5,000 5,000 5,000 4,090 I S 1!:. ger. TT THURSDAY; JANUARY 18, 1810. BREWSTER's LECTURES. . This Day was published, • In One. 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T4l3' _MAJESTY'S POSTIIIASTE.II=GE - NE. RdL hat ftund it mcesttipy t, re q k;re jr,m tic antler. snentiTn4lPet-'sons, irpolr g ies for their mitt-endue - 4 and they are published in the bspe of preventing others from being guilty of sid milarecnces. FRANCIS FIZEELII%7G, Serie/are. CAUTION. Whereas on the Fourth day of December instant, I JOHN FOU It ACRE, servant of john Greedy, Of Wellington, in the County of Somerset, Baker, being on the ro.id between Wellington and Taunton with a Horse and Cart, did not. make way for his Majesty's Mail Coach, in consequence whereof the Coach was upset and considerable damage oc. casioned ; for which offence. the Postmaster-General °Meted a Prosecution to be commenced against me, but hat consent ed to withdraw the same on my making this pub( ie apoiogy; now I, the said john Fouracre, do hereby. return my •Thanks to the Postmaster-General for the great lenity he has shewn me, and hope this will be a Caution to all drivers nut to be guilty of a similar offence. Witness my hand, The Mark of >4 jOHN FOURACR E. Dated Dec. 19, 1809. !CAUTION to MAIL COACHMEN and GUARDS. Whereas I, lOHN TURNPENNEY, being Driver to I the Mail Coach, on my way from Congleton to. Coleshill, I on Monday, DeceMber the agth, rSog, did stop at several. Iplaces on the road to drink, and thereby got intoxicatkd; I from which tniscondua, driving turious!y, and being froth i my coach on its returning, suffered the bores to set off; and 1 -- sun through the town of Cdleshill, at the risk of overturn. r ing the carnage ' dial thereby ehaattgering the lives of the Passengers, and other misfortunes which might other Wist. have occurred ;_ for which misdeeds the Postmaster- Ckneral was determined to punish me with the utmost rigour, and if it had been proiecuted, would have made me liable to the penalty incurred by the said otfence, of irnprisonnientlor six Months, and not lest than three ; but from my general good character, and having a large family,. has generously ter, given me, on my shewing contrition for my past offence, as a caution to all Mail and other Coachmen, atia making this ' public acknowledgment. . . (Signed) JOHN TURNPENNEY.. Witness, , 5 EDWARD E. 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